Freshly Brewed: 6 New Coffee Carts Worth Adding to Waze
Despite the Israeli summer, the map of coffee carts continues to grow. We have collected six new and intriguing spots that are perfect for a coffee break, a meeting with friends, or supporting local businesses.
Despite the Israeli summer and high temperatures, the map of coffee carts continues to renew itself. In recent months, new and intriguing places have opened across the country, some of them just these days.
Among the new carts, one can find projects by reservists and northern businesses that continue to operate during a complex period, so visiting them is not just a coffee stop, but also a way to show appreciation, strengthen, and support local businesses.
We have collected for you six brand-new coffee carts that are worth cutting out and saving for the next trip, a meeting with friends, or just a small break in the middle of the day.
Zehava | HaZahav Park, Kiryat Shmona
A brand-new northern spot that opened just two weeks ago in the heart of HaZahav Park in Kiryat Shmona. In this challenging period, arriving at the place is not only an opportunity to enjoy excellent coffee, but also a great privilege to lend a hand, strengthen, and support local businesses in the north that are fighting for every visitor. The cart is located inside the green park and offers a community meeting place, pleasant and inviting, suitable for a morning coffee, a stop on the way, or a relaxed sitting in the afternoon.
On the menu: quality coffee, pastries, and a magical atmosphere.
Operating hours: Sunday: 15:00-20:00, Monday-Thursday: 08:00-20:00, Friday: 08:00-14:00.
Coffee Club | Kibbutz Ginosar
On the banks of the Tzalmon stream, just a short walk from the shores of the Sea of Galilee, awaits one of the most beautiful stops that opened recently in the north. "Coffee Club," which opened last April, offers much more than a cup of coffee; it is a place where you can start the morning at ease and stay for the afternoon and evening hours. The special location, near the water and in a vacation atmosphere, makes it a perfect stop point after a trip in the area or on a day out at the Sea of Galilee.
On the menu: coffee, refreshing fruit shakes, food, desserts, and cocktails.
Operating hours: Sunday-Saturday: 08:30-22:00.
Maase BeKafe | Kfar Saba
An urban and sweet coffee cart that opened last April in the heart of a quiet residential neighborhood in Kfar Saba. The place is a business of a reservist, offering a green and calm corner inside the city. This is a great opportunity to drop by, support, and show appreciation to our reservists. The cart is especially suitable for those looking for a short break from the routine, a light meeting with friends, or a calm place to sit on the weekend.
Address: Geula 12, Kfar Saba.
Operating hours: Sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 16:00-20:00, Friday: 08:00-15:00, Saturday: 08:00-18:30 (Monday and Tuesday: closed).
Nibi | Rosh HaAyin
The "Nibi" coffee cart, which opened at the beginning of July on Kibbutz Galuyot Street in Rosh HaAyin, joins the wave of new places that bring coffee culture to neighborhoods and cities across the country. The place offers a combination of meticulous coffee, a light menu, and pleasant seating corners, suitable for a short stop on the way or a relaxed outing in the area.
On the menu: quality coffee, fresh pastries, and hearty sandwiches.
Operating hours: Sunday-Thursday: 08:30-20:30, Friday: 08:30-16:00 (Saturday: closed).
Mayo - Coffee and Wine Cart | Ira Grove, Petah Tikva
Closing the list is "Mayo," a place that combines morning coffee with a relaxed weekend atmosphere with wine among the trees. The cart, which opened in May in Ira Grove in Petah Tikva, gives a feeling of a small escape from the city, despite the location in the heart of Gush Dan. The shaded and green location makes it an ideal place for a stop on Friday or Saturday, with a slightly different atmosphere.
On the menu: coffee, wine, and pastries.
Operating hours: Friday-Saturday: 08:00-15:30.
Cafe Burma | Jerusalem Hills
The newest on the list is opening its doors just these days. "Cafe Burma" is located in the heart of the Jerusalem Hills, surrounded by green landscapes and near walking and hiking trails — a combination that makes it a perfect starting or ending point for a day in nature. The cart will operate in the first stage on Fridays only, and offers visitors a relaxed coffee experience facing one of the most beautiful landscapes in the country.
On the menu: quality coffee, pastries, and an open view.
Operating hours: Fridays only, 08:00-16:00.
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